China Sunergy makes its European headquarters in Munich, Germany

January 13, 2008
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China Sunergy has said that it has established its European sales and
marketing headquarters in Munich, Germany in response to a growing
customer base, especially in Germany that includes aleo solar AG and
asola.

“The establishment of our European branch will enable
China Sunergy to enhance our sales and marketing capabilities
throughout Europe,” commented Allen Wang, CEO of China Sunergy. “We
will immediately be able to better serve our increasingly European
customer base, which include aleo solar AG and asola, as well as new
prospective clients. Looking forward, our German office will further
boost China Sunergy’s profile and presence in Europe, the world’s most
developed solar end-user market, while continuing the globalization of
our sales efforts.”

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“This location makes the most
administrative and strategic sense for China Sunergy with regards to
servicing the entire European region,” added Richard Gu, Vice President
of Sales and Purchasing for China Sunergy. “Our new proximity to
European end-users will also enable us to better understand and
anticipate the future demands of our customers.”

 

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